The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-07
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.


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LAlEOl NEWO fhUM EUnUr u.
,,,rrsu YorrRa DEALING THE TORY
CR0WD HARD BLOWa.
TIE Friends Of Ireland Happy-France
wants . Duei Betweea TIVE Ether his
Msn-0isAstose OFFER Season or lIess
ure DInnsr svsn ~ ~. ss..s.r-
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Gs..s. Ahe,t O.r Felix's Abroad.
o...,s.,. ,saz :, rr, arv p,trttns and ruo,t,Asas
I,soc,oaon
insDor. Auo. 6--Mr. Trevelynn's VIC
,orvIst Yisagoyv bas olinched the argument In
49,. - ~. tn,ning tide. The Unionist lead
a. n .,s nd,. ,nurwump chieftains, arc being
s.".-tHd n, th.ir followers. Tory.sm 10 in
30 a.. ana the Grand Old Man is most tre-
rsndousiy bobbing up again. to use tho Ian
80. ~ = conservative lady whom Gladstone
h,r,.s,f r,ccntlv quoted with much giee. The
dcchlIno NJ the Liberal majority by solid turn
o,sr ~ ZOO votes cannot be explained away.
s,d The Unionist leaders who met in solemn
.onclaye for speechcs and dinner last night
S.rs unable with all their struggles to explain
!. svsy. The gathering was sort OF who's
$500 AFFAIR. I fancy it viii soon be followed
y. !. rrionist meeting sadder still to be or
..n,,sd IN imitation of tho well-known Scrip
trr.l .stheune BY tho waters of Babylon, for
,n,onisn IA roinR fast. and the leaders will
soon h.yc 10 veep over their scattered forces,
a .tsncb Tory nevxpaper. whose exoitable
.ditor boils at the repeated errors Of tho Tory
lsadors. exclsins today that the character
,sttc Of the present Tory party seems to be the
,,nrasdineaa of ita action. and the unsteadi-
me- az III policy. The uneasiness Of
ths nsrty n we'll described by it's own
nevvpauer. Ths desire of tho Tories
.nd Unionista NOW "A for a breathing spell
m trhtsh 10 repsir the damage sustained In the
lons Irish Parliamentary battle and devise
some pohsue Is stem the current of public
1eelinx. an EFFORTS am centred In rushing this
se.aion 10 = oloea Instead of disporting them.
snlves on III r1vsr or In uuiet country zelda A
"a their custom ON Saturdays, the unhappy
m. a srs boxsd m together to-day hurryins
through tho Land bill, which. with good luck.
should 70 to the Lords on Monday to see what
they think Of thu numerous amendments in
snirsd by Unionist timidity. while the
Toriss ana their allies are 90 much
di,tnrbed. thu spirits of tho Gladstonians
Ar riains daiIy IN And ont Of Parliament. The
,,,..tir-s - hrndr.d. ~ Tdhar.l co,rciI. and
.n.rcatic or.ant,ino all oyar the Country tall
hov vsn ~ vorE SiractaA hv the Grand Old
N.r a hsinr caryisd on nv his Hantanant. II
I. ~. n nrssict that tha sanerai alsct,on
vher n Conc and Il a. coming fast yil, nrove
a vtetorv an aIonr the Hne sor Gladstone
Ths Tshl.e 4 Catholic IJnionist or1an sav.to.
day: .We are face 10 face with the certainty
that II the country were polled Tomorrow It
would, In all human probability, mean the
triumph OF Gladstone and homo rule This will
be truer whom the Tories and Unionists shall
have had time for moro laundering"
Next week we arc to have another important
election IN tho Northwich division of Cheshire,
The Unionist member has disd, and tho Tories
and Unionists are straininR every nerve to
secure the return of Lord Henry Grosyenor,
The son Of the Duke Of Westminster. The mil
lionslrs peer has immense territorial influence
In the division. and It IL being used In the
most INSCRIPTIONS manner ON behalf of his
500. Mr. Drummer. the Liberal candidate. IL,
however. lighting hard to gain Q seat for Glad
s>aea and Aoms rule. and ID being actively
aoplsel4 " youl1 ueeSeEt Aladstons. wor-
thyeblb Of the old biloxi. and John OAConnor
andothsr nembers Of The Irish party. Lord
Harry 0rosyenor u . typical young lordlinR.
He has Q bad memory. and cannot deliver.
without painfdl amount Of stammering and
SSroSA~~. "N~Aos e~~S s-SsessAAs pAS-
pared for him beforehand By certain members
Of the Liberal Unionist committee. who have
been cont down to Northwtch to act a@iis
political wet nurses. think defeat fofthe
Unionists Is almost certain. despite the dukes
millions and land.
Col Hsunderson, the doughty warrior who
Wss osllsd liar on tho floor OF the House BY
Hesly ~ other members and meekly svaI-
lowed the sfrront, has become puenacious. Mr..
Hssly u III in ireland, and seixing the occasion
Baunderson tells q reporter that he win thrash
Heaiy, ana In fact any Irish member who may
insult him In future. The Colonel oven offers
to whip Hssiy and Philip etanhope together.
As Healy b small man, saunderson's talk il
only funny. There are Irishmen In the House
big and strong enough to throw ssunderson
over The fence, and although Healy Ia small
and near. sighted. too. I should like to back him
against the worthy Colonel The lstter's sp-
pearahee Is not terrifying. He has a washed